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Show Murray Eagle, Murray, Utah Arizona Crowing Date Three Party Divisions Wrong: Idea That Each Dozens of date palm trees were Had Name "Republican" planted In Phoenix, Ariz., early this Day of Week Is "Holy" name Republican has been ap- summer In response to a chamber of The of It Is cfteu said that every day plied to three parties, a fact which commerce "plant a tree" campaign. the week Is observed as the Subhatu gives rise to confusion. The Repub- The date palms produce fruit In ador set tislue as a holy day by some Our Pet Peeve lican party of today originated in , after the dissolution of the The southern Whig Whig party. went over to the Democratic party on the slavery question and the Seventh Day liapthsts and northern Whigs affiliated with the Sunseveral other Christian sects; Soil and pnrtles. Free day by the majority of Christians; At a meeting held at Kipon, Wis., In Moslems and Tuesday by th.; sect of 1S54, a group of Whigs, Free Soilers which prevails In Persia, There are and Democrats threatened to form no religions or sects at the preseut a new party if the time, so far as we have been bill passed. The bill passed, and ou able to learn, which, according to our of the C, 1S.14, representatives July calendar, observe Monday, Wednessnme groups met at Jackson, Mich., day and Thursday as the Sabbath. and formed a party to which they Even a large portion of the MohamIn the the name Republican. gave medans, particularly those in Tur election that fall, the new party carfavIn abandoned key, have Friday 15 of the 31 states. The Dem or of the Christian Sunday. Many ried as now known began ocrutic years ago some writer made the with theparty who opIn brond statement that every day beConstitution federal the posed the week Is set apart by some peoof the rights surrendered by cause enumerple as their Sabbath. lie to the federal governated the holy days of the peoples the states name Reas follows: Sunday Is observed by ment. In 171)2, it took the to oppose the Federparty publican most Christians; Monday by the alist party. It was later sometimes Greeks; Tuesday by the Persians; known ns the Democratic-Republicadie Wednesday by Assyrians; Thurs which name is still the official day by the Egyptians; Friday by the party, of the Democratic party. designation the and Mohammedans, Saturday by were clearly After its principles Jews. This is a curious hodgepodge formulated in 17'JS by Thomas Jefferof fact and fiction. The enumeration son, it was sometimes called DemoIs absurd, because the Egyptians, unGreeks and Assyrians (whoever they cratic, but generally Republican, Andrew til Jackson's administration, all Christians may be) tre nearly He was the which began In 0. or Mohammedans of one sect or another. Evidently the writer, In or first President to he officially listed der to prove his point about the under the name Democrat. perpetual Sabbath," Included cer tain ancient religions now defunct. Puny Wanted Freedom At any rate, his assertion about At Itecket, Mass., for several nights every day being th Sabbath of the slumber of Mr. nnd Mrs. Howard some religion is still frequently re Smith was disturbed by weird noises peated by careless writers as repre that seemed to come from the chimsenting an Interesting fact. Path ney of their home. Smith, who does finder Magirine. uot believe In ghosts, dismantled the chimney nnd found Inside the famMutt Be ily cat. plant something in It, but had net "lie's dumb, you say?' yet done so. The Joke was on the "Dumb! Why, be thinks 'curtail' Mum'i the Word pigeon. means a dog story." Dertha And they are keeping I know a man who took a small their engagement n aren't Men who nre really he men are they? place In Westchester for the Bummer while his wife and children scarcely nware of it. They are Just Mat tie Well, that's what they nre went ou a Kuropean trip. He was themselves. telling everybody. delighted to see a green vino grow ing by the wall of the little gurtige and put up some strings to help It climb. When his family returned the vine had done splendidly. The children discovered what It was. It was poison Ivy. religious sect or people. Such Is not the case. Friday is observed by a portion of the Moslem world; Saturday by the Jews, Seventh Day fti tn Rights of TSletu The trains In New lorn run tins! mine flats whh-- linvo on the fronts of the build-Tliplatforms of these Iron fctalrwnjs form little terraces for the liihiihltuiits. On one of them, north of Fifty third street, stands an ordinary Imshel hiiski-- t lllled with oiirth. (Jrowing there Is one tall sunflower and two stalks of corn. ery time 1 see It I wonder If those ipoile originally came from Kan- - S MIS. What might he termed kitchen gardens are plentiful In the city. 1 saw In one place a lovely hanging vine. Some one had put a sweet potato In a glass Jar, which was suspended by u piece of wire. The Jar was partially lllled with water and the potato vine had overflowed (he top uud hung in long streamers. It was as pretty as many of the more expensive plants carried by sprout. try It, Yorl Some Possibly every one prefers a week to a shorter day. ? Kansas-Nebrask- IP-- ll dition to being ornamental. Southern Arizona is one of the few places In the United States where the date pnlm will thrive. 1854-."G- Know-Nothli)- One can have such a fine house that It is a lot of trouble. a I'm to I know one owner of a penthouse who actually has some good sized trees growing In deep tubs on his terruce. He dug them up himself on a trip to the mountains. Another terrace has a framework, which supThe owner ports clematis vines. told me he was going to try honeysuckle, but didn't know how well It would do In this climate. Personally, I should like a cauteloupe or watermelon vine. sin-ret- , One trouble about my plant Ins A butcher on I'ark avenue slapped any seeds Is that there are some a cigarette out of a woman's mouth pigeons fiom a roof down the street and a Juflge later slapped a which pay i.ie fairly regular visits. One on the butcher. I found one of them recently InAfter this, as far as the butcher Is vestigating a box of earth on the concerned, ladies may smoke. My wife hud luteuded to (;& porch. till. Hell Syndic!.) W.(J Sorvtcs, TEMPLE SQUARE ASSAYERS AND CHEMISTS 8. Went and Laboratory 219-23- 1 Temple St., Salt Lake City, Utah. P. O. and price! Vox 1666. Mailing cnvelupc-(urulslied on request. Office Rooms 200 Tilt B Radio connection in evtry J Used Pipe, Fittings & Valves Newt; threaded and coupled for all purposes 700 RATES FROM fuo Monsey Iron and Metal Co. S. Srd West - Suit Lake City, Hah Ofllre urniliire and Suppllia. Theater and Church MimeoKraph and Suppliea.Full Line of Stationary, WrapOldest elc. School and Larttext ping lJaper, Woiite In the West. supplv and Enulprm-n- t I I SCHOOL St'l'I'I.Y CO. - Suit Lake City. ISS So, Slate Street JuU oppoult Mornm Tat ERNEST C. ROSSITE, 1 n going HOTEL Salt Lake City Directory C "Jt hinir you ,l thrUKh th. n,aKa7.l? pul.IUl.ed. Kamol, ovtappers friend. Saline, Mici. Your Children! Guard tlieir tender skins hj using Culienra Soap regularly from the day of Lirth. Assist with the Oinlmenl, if required, to sootbe and heal any irritations. Soap 25c. Ointment 23c ind 50c Talcum 25c. Proprictora: Potter Drug & Chemical Corp., walter trumbull day Salt LakeCih ' Maiden, Mail. What We Do Counts Not what we think or say, but w hat we do, w ill have lis effect upon the world. Let, then, the thinker do nnd the doer think. MeNulty. I hear the knuci your late wife! I'atron Wlio's she knotkjjj I'aihfinder Mapizine. You nil;ht ns well refuse to slpn a petition. They seldom do any pood. The bridge member frets the most slams. Must Ba Her Medium ho lli(, ( CatL! Onuj 4 mote twenty--llvedoll- daifi CONTEST CLOSES thr-JM- I suvose many of us have, nt some time or other, planted orange, lemon or grapefruit seed-- . They spring tip Into a tiny forest of nautili ore trees. They tell lite that one can rale tomato vines, but that In this case the seeds wut be dried as seed corn Is dried lirst, Ju-Those who Come to the cliy from far a way farms often raise preen things In n little bos on a nludow-slll- . It reminds them of home. Nurse Marries Rich Womau-IIate- r Romance Buds in Hospital After an Operation. unusual romance that flowered In the silliness and sombernes of a hospital ward culminated here In wedding hells for a pretty young nurse and a wealthy bachelor. The principals are Miss l.una l.nne and V. M. P.arberl, an lllchil I learned something In of the Southern railway. The msrriage, performed by the this connection I never knew before. They tell me that. If you. wet a Geoigiit P.aptist hospital chaplain sponge tin J sprinkle It with bird few hours after Miss jiue received seed, Jon will simmi find It covered her dlpb'in.i ns a graduate nurse, i Willi a line grass. I never hud rame as a surprise. The couple kept any Idea that bird Reed would ilulr engagement secret until Miss l.anp could get her diploma. Atlanta. On. An June-Decemb- gn-ct- Ones To Broadcast Weather Reports for Vessels Weather forecast reports for ships In the guf, t'nriU bean and other Southern waters are lo bo broadcast from New Orleans New Orleans. hp jenr round, It whs Jlentrifore this service I announced. whs inatii-Islne- only during the rlcaiip M'moii, from June mx-tilli-- 1 bur to No ember 'M. Selected h!ps of nil nations en southern ship lanes will rsdlo con dltloli n their vbinlty to Wa-lg Ion, where the weather forecnM will be compiled and transmitted to New Orleans to be broad. over a powerful radio station there. oi Low Mirth-Kal- e In- London. fJrrat ttrltnln now )m the lowest but one birth rate of any country In the world thi" sole tx copllon I Sweden and economist are nomewbat alarmed over the Ihllttlc thin fortvnsts. census, tsken . rushed to Georgia Paptlst hospital and put under the knife. One of! the nurses helping the surgeon was Ji's i.nne. The pretty young nurse was In Standi attracted to the imtlenr She was by ids side when he came out from under the unesthetie. She obtained permission to work hpr shift In the section of the hospital In which his room was located. Patience Win Him. Perhaps P.nrberl did not pay especial attention to the pretty nurse at first, but later bcr kindness and patience won him. The woman hater began to sit up and lake notice. And be tilso did a little thinking. Then one day lie said : "1 didn't think 1 needed anyone to take cure of me. I thought the old siiylng ubout a woman's loving hands was hooey. I was mistaken. Let's get married." Mis l.nne was willing. If she could gel her diploma first, so they waited until a month after Parberl wh well and out of the hospital. Now the wealthy "woman hater" hi and wife are keeping house, surrounded by tie scenes of domesticity he once scorned. lie Is forty and she I twenty two. dark-haire- throughout Trillin, reveal that lh?n Grt lis teen an almost unbroken fall the blrtli rale during the Inst ten been reduced to the level of 10.3 per thousand populatmre than half less tion, which than In IS"! and only about two thirds of that recorded In prewar years. S. I". Vivian, th rrjUirnr In hi report warns: "Though further alight liicrcmenu In the to nmy bp cvprited dur (I topnlatlnn log the fiPUt Iwo decades owing to a rapidly expiring but not quite en bsusted momentum Imparted by the higher birth rule of the past, there ran be no doubt that, filling a con alderable rife above the present In year. It tat 1 pm-rrnl- , birth rnte figure of which there I no sign at present the population minimum will then be reached and will be followed lu It turn by a small but Increasing decline," Vivian add that at It present r!e the Mrth rate U Insufficient to retnln a stationary population In the fulure. The report point out that In uplte of the f.iet ti.at marriage rate have been well maintained, particularly at the yoin g r ages t which the bulk of birth occur, and of the fur-thfn1 thsi !,( exceptional postwar spurt In the blrtli rnte Itself bud sed Its maximum At the ef (he tat period of ten year, tl e total birth registered be iwe.fi l"j VX are more than a tulllli.n and a quarter fewer than they w rp in b preceding period a rlo1 which covered the war years, when the birth rate sank to levels nevrr before recorded In this WANTS TO COME BACK 2,.sni tii.. t (o) Fct No. 1 TbousanJt of motoriitt and itriict it at ion mm bate observed that after a car bat been given iti fint fill of Conoco Germ Processed Motor Oil end is driven 200 to) SO miles, a look at the crankcase gauge sbou t tbat about one quart of oil it apparently missing ... but Fact No. 8 Tbete tame people bat e noticed tbat on the tecond anA later - . . ftlimnt i Conoco Cerm Iroceued Motor Oil, tcarcely a drob of oil Hill disappear during tbe first )i0 milet, and Practically none at 500 and vb to 1,000 milet! Th abovf Ucti hive bttn cheiktd by actual tem with can that ut aix of oil for tht crankca. can in tood quarti median-ica- l l!s'Hris'it cliRtiiplnn who retired si i jmrs npo. Ims begun training In Npw Tork f..r his ret urn t the Rslle rt ss r ncltprwrlcht ormld-dlpwclgh- Tho Illinois boxing mission iija Itonny csn't tnak comeback la that state. t. com- his quart" goes, you can easily see the special benefits It gives the motorist advantages that no other oil can give. Alk "L"7 Conoco Station or Conoco Dealer for fret Entry Blank which contains information about Conoco Cerm Proc-esiMotor Oil that may help you win, Conoco Station and Dealer employees will gladly antwer your questions. Remember, you do not have to buy anything to enter this contest. See Rules ol Contest for complete details. THE QUESTION "Vbl btrtmtt lb 'hUitn anrf tmj btw ion Ibt, qutrt btntfxt lb mtTUtl COMPLETE RULES OF CONTEST I Amvtrt msv be any ln th not tscfdinf Firit Prize 100 $5,000 4th, and Sth Prirrs 6th, 7th, 8th and th Prizes 10th, 11th, I2th and 13th Prues Hth through 29th Prists WINNERS mm Jsoo f 100 tso WILL EE ANNOUNCED w in, aonnn ciowe possible. AnnoufKtuwnt ot aO vuuwr wUl be snadt ka Uus Mwtpsptr, THE JUDGES Btzif Lt-- Pttsdnit tniitt a uitiiTia llmmtSMiM, DR. W. B. fRANK L. MARTI. Asrn otdi; Irnith ol anttrrr will not dsifrm winntn Writ aniwen Oflkul Conlr Enlrf Blsnk fifflsrshly, or on plain vhiie pspr. Stations tnd Dsstrrs will tm jro" OBicial Co-c- Second Prize - - $2,000 Third Prixe - . - $1,000 .. ro Contest Entry Blank Elaborste presents tioni ol sntwrrs will not count In jrouf Isvor. 2. Write your answer In plain, simple U fuast. Tehmcsl terms or speial tewntinc knowl. MM will not influents the tud(. I. Contest closes miinlehl. September M, and im entries bestirs postmarks sites tmdmf M, September U, I8JI, w,U be accepted. contest ofW tA ftwarwlMMtvaa. mmiawm rl ...rn,v,.,WHr,ll, Coetoro B la I tons, o LXalrfl end the Company's sdvertisini agrwy. and then Ismiltes, . In esse l trt, both tontettanis snU rtcelvs full amount ol pnte tied lor. - You do not hs to ass oe purchss ConocO Germ Processed Motor Od ot othet Conoe products H eompele toe prirev T. All en tries submitted. whether or not they prires, become he J IK. J Com. psny and may be ued in sd vvrttsmf sntrMnn strnvm and none caa be returned to senders. XCONOCO XtStVccrrfi CONTEST CLOSES MIDNIGHT SEPTEMBER 28th. GERM.,PARAFFIN PROCESSED BASE MOTOR OIL THE ONLY OIL PROVIDING V : 1 ed 29 PRIZES c oiidi-ft-ntp- ) AND TELLING HOW THIS QUART BENEFITS MOTORISTS proves After jrou've found where the "bidden the THE H QUART Remember The "hldoen of Cerm Processed Oil does notquart" eicsps throuch leakage . . . does not burn up, wear cut nor evaporate. It Is "present but unac counted for." Fact No. 2, riven above, all this. laniard, , It FOR THE BEST ANSWERS EXPLAINING necessary-- Ilpnny 1 IN CASMI PR condition and driven it ordinary rate ot apted. Thet Ijcu will alto provt trua lor your car, in proportion to tht amount of oil your crankesw uiually holda, your ear'a mechanical condition and the ipeedi t which you drive What becomes of the "hidden The antwer it eauy if you atudjr thequart"? Facts rlvn above and keep in mind the thinji that only Conoco Germ Procetted Motor Oil can do. The eiplanation of the where-bou- ts ot the "hidden quart" is simple io technical knowledge of motors or oil is . rr country. The birth were between S.nno.onri and fewer i,fl0 of the Inst completely normal ten years, from 1 : l to MIL 4s? d Cauas Alarm in Britain Only Sweden Has Fewer fants Per Capita. The Woman-Hater- woman baler of n.irbcrl wus wide reputation. Despite bis good looks nnd wealth, he bad escaped designing mothers with marriageable daughter for so long that bis friend hnd given up hope that be would ever marry. In fact, be bad told them on Innumerable occasions that be would never wed, which statement were received with considerable dismay lu the detoitante rank. "Get r.nrbcrl." became a nlog.-f the debuwith Cip more foiwiird tante and their mother, but never a propo.al ill. I any of them get. TIm-p.arberl wn stricken md lie w ibnly with Appendoltl. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 28, MIDNIGHT AODtfJi All COMMUNICATIONS TO "coNTfjr ornatC CONTINENTAL OIL CO. PONCA City. OKLAHOMA "PENETRATIVE LUBRKIT I-.- :. fl |